Logging in different thread ?

"Navin Mishra" <Na**********@icn.siemens.com> wrote in message
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Hi,

Does someone has an example of logging in a different thread ? Native
Windows API had a mechanism to send thread message(which could be used to
send a message with log data details). Does .NET has an equivalent ?

..NET has several mechanisms you can use to communicate date between threads.
This data could certainly be logging data.

For example, you could use remoting, or a properly synchronized Queue, or
just about anything in between.

You might also write your logging code to be asynchronous, so that it's fast
enough that you don't need to explicitly use a separate thread.

John Saunders

Thanks. Is there any example ? That'd be great!

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"Navin Mishra" <Na**********@icn.siemens.com> wrote in message
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Hi,

Does someone has an example of logging in a different thread ? Native
Windows API had a mechanism to send thread message(which could be used to
send a message with log data details). Does .NET has an equivalent ?

.NET has several mechanisms you can use to communicate date between
threads. This data could certainly be logging data.

For example, you could use remoting, or a properly synchronized Queue, or
just about anything in between.

You might also write your logging code to be asynchronous, so that it's
fast enough that you don't need to explicitly use a separate thread.

John Saunders

"Navin Mishra" <Na**********@icn.siemens.com> wrote in message
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Thanks. Is there any example ? That'd be great!
Sorry, I don't have an example of remoting or other simple inter-thread
communication.

John Saunders
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"Navin Mishra" <Na**********@icn.siemens.com> wrote in message
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Hi,

Does someone has an example of logging in a different thread ? Native
Windows API had a mechanism to send thread message(which could be used
to send a message with log data details). Does .NET has an equivalent ?

.NET has several mechanisms you can use to communicate date between
threads. This data could certainly be logging data.

For example, you could use remoting, or a properly synchronized Queue, or
just about anything in between.

You might also write your logging code to be asynchronous, so that it's
fast enough that you don't need to explicitly use a separate thread.

John Saunders

Navin Mishra <Na**********@icn.siemens.com> wrote:

Does someone has an example of logging in a different thread ? Native
Windows API had a mechanism to send thread message(which could be used to
send a message with log data details). Does .NET has an equivalent ?

The simplest solution would be to just use a producer/consumer model.

See http://www.pobox.com/~skeet/csharp/t...eadlocks.shtml (second
half thereof) for an example.

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